Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-17
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ASSOCIATION.

This week has been q disastrous one for the
Washington club. They have not made SO bad
showing at any time this year. Not only have
they lost every game this week, but they have not
even made fight for one OF them. whitney has
been laid up with sore arm and O'Day and Gil
more, who have been doing the pitching, have not
been properly supported. The Washingtons have
story. They have not batted nor NEEDED half so
well as their opponents. Shoch and Wright were
sent to Detroit to take the place OF Deaey and Gil
ond base and accepted six OF the seven chances Of
fered him, and made one OF the five actual hits
made by the Statesmen. Wright made four errors
and six bases were stolen by the DetrOits. The
nine will play in Chicago Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, and indianapolis on Thursday, Fri
a East ana saturday, Oh next week. and then come
NOTES FROM THE BALL FIELD.
Sadie HOuck has gone to New York. He was
sent for by Manager Caylor to play short-stop for
The Philadelphia will try hard to secure Will
Hanson next season, and negotiations In that
The manager of the cuban Giants threatens to
bring suit against the st. Louis Browns for falling
to M an engagement last Sunday to play game
"The new Chicago team for 1883 will very prob
ably consist OF Williamson eaptain), Pfener, OAR
ng, van nn Haltre1, GARRISON Flint Daily Glass
Hines OB1en. Carroll, and Meyers are the only
more than 100 hits. Hines to date has made I'll
hits. OBrien IL, Carroll los, and Meyers 100.
tTtSluenG SpalulnS mas received WOru ClaC Cno
Detrots will not consent to the playing off OF the
Boston games, postponed from Boston, In chicago.
They will probably be played In Milwaukee.
Gated his thumb and broke the bone near the
socket in last Saturdays game. The accident
may prevent si5, his playing again this season Nod
den Nash and BurdOck, and possibly Conway,
WI who has the making OF great pitcher in him.
third In great Outfield
Spalding on Wednesday promised in event of his
team ~ winning MI the penant to make present Of
OF benefit game in Chicago.
II Is said that the Chicago team Will be re-
organized for next year by leaving Arson out
ment, putting Williamson ON first base, and then
getting new short stop and third baseman.
ing to arrange with the Detroit and st. Louis mines
to play one or more OF the worlds championship
games On the exposition grounds somewhere be-
tween october Is and 20.
1t is said that the reserve list OF the Pittsburg
club Will be Norris, Mccormick, Calvin, Carroll,
Fields, Smith and Dalrymple. Perhaps Kuehne
andDally may be left off under special agreements
to make room for Beecher and possibly another
man may be secured
Hatfield, the New Yorks new man, did some
wonderful work one day last week. He pitched
hits In the first and only five in the second AS
hitter, fielder, pitcher and baserunner 1t is hard
to find Hatheld's equal. In the above two games
Hatfield made three hits and stole four bases
According to the Detroit Free Press President
Spalding, Brush N1mick, Hewitt and Stearns are
In favor OF the percentage plan Of dividing the
ce1ptS. Presidents SOden and Reach are opposed.
1t requires six votes to carry the measure through
and the whole thing hinges on TIL action that
will be taken by President Day OF the New York
club.
The Metropolitan Club have signed Fagin, new
pitcher; Cross, a second baSeman, or the Eau
Claire Club, and Knowles, OF last years Washing
ton Club, and 1t Is said they after Beatin and
K1nslow, the famous Allentown battery, over
which Detroit and Cincinnati had such strong
light. Pitcher Cushman has been released, and
Old Jack Lynch, the veteran pitcher, has been APP
pointed trainer or the organization, and will have
charge OF the men during the game
The following Is the record OF games won and
lost by every pitcher in the league up to date:
Twitchell won 10, lost l; Madden, won p, lost 8;
Getzein, won %, lost IL; Casey, won %, lost II;
Meldman, won 13, lost z; Clarkson. won "a, lost
II; Keere, won 81. lost 49, Ferguson, won LII, lost
10; WEIGH, won II, lost II; Van Haltren, won 8,
lost 8; Calvin, won "a, lost IS; Burlington, won
ID, lost IL; Radbourn, won 20, lost 10; Whitney,
won 49, lost ID; Iiteomb, won 2, lost 2; X: Con-
way. won lost II; Gilmore, won 6, lost LIB; Shaw,
l, lost 4; C. Baldwin, won g. lost 8; P. Conway,
won g. lost 5; Morris, won IL, lost II; Suemmeyer
won g. lost 3; Nj. Baldwin, won Is, lost II; NC
Cormick, won IL, lost 20; Boyle, won r. lost ~;
Healey, won IL, lost %; Morrison, won 3 lost 4;
Gruber, won 4, lost 3; MattimOre, won 3, lost B;
George, won 3, lost 10; Maui, won 5, lost 2; Lett
ner, won g lost 9; Ryan, won 2, lost 3; Kirby, won
1, lost 4 Shreve, won g. lost =; Beatin won l. lost
l; COrcoran, won O, lost 2; Pyle, won 1, lost 3;
Bishop, won O. lost 3; Devlin won O. lost 9; Moi
1et won O, lost I; Keefe, won 0, lost l.